Still imagery of wreckage of Japanese aircraft carrier IJN Kaga on the seafloor at 17,000 feet. Pieces of wreckage, large and small, were scattered in profusion around the area. Nauticos.
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- Meridian Passages, Volume XIII, Number 44
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- Nauticos News Night 13 — REMUS Recovery Final
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- Meridian Passages, Volume XIII, Number 39
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- Nauticos News Night 11 — ISS Monday
- Meridian Passages, Volume XIII, Number 31
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- Meridian Passages, Volume XIII, Number 29
- Meridian Passages, Volume XIII, Number 28
- Nauticos News Night 10 — REMUS Launch
- Sonar Team Challenge
- Amelia’s Customized Electra 10E
- Side Scan Sonar Target Data Analysis
- REMUS 6000 AUV
- Amelia’s Last Flight
- Meridian Passages, Volume XIII, Number 27
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